Meet Jamee Decio
Source-published biographyThe daughter of Elkhart businessman and philanthropist Art Decio, Jamee understands that America’s promise depends on opportunity for all. She was among the first 325 women admitted to Notre Dame, and one of the first women to graduate from Notre Dame Law. As an Elkhart County deputy prosecutor and attorney, she stood up for what is right, making a difference one person at a time. For eight years, she fought through the courts to adopt her son, a battle that taught her the power of persistence and reinforced a principle her father taught her: keep your word.
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The daughter of Elkhart businessman and philanthropist Art Decio, Jamee understands that America’s promise depends on opportunity for all. She was among the first 325 women admitted to Notre Dame, and one of the first women to graduate from Notre Dame Law. As an Elkhart County deputy prosecutor and attorney, she stood up for what is right, making a difference one person at a time. For eight years, she fought through the courts to adopt her son, a battle that taught her the power of persistence and reinforced a principle her father taught her: keep your word.